Moved to A.
Also moved Brakoo to A as they paid out several times now.
-> http://pastebin.com/X89Q53q4thanks to all that kept posting an updated pastebin! |
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So, currently I do not worry about the security about my Bitcoins?
I dont know what you worry about. In your first sentence you state that it is not secure.
No. I say "No, its not" to your "Is it not possible to try all combination of the words in order to get the right pass?". In the last sentence you state that it is secure by now. Confuseingly. I just downloaded MultiBit HD. By now, I have used Multibit Classic. I am wondering how secure the 12 words passphrase of MultiBit HD is?
Acutally, the group of words are all known. Is it not possible to try all combination of the words in order to get the right pass? Something like a bruteforce attack.
No its not. The symbols for your private keys are well known as well (1,0 if encoded binary, [a-f0-9] if encoded in hex). Think of the words like a different set of symbols. They still represent a 128-bit (IIRC) number, which is impossible to brute force with currently available technology. It may be possible in the distant future, but for now there are no signs that it ever will be. Your assumption that because the symbols are known its less secure makes no sense. |
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Can you tell me how to sign an address via Bread Wallet ?
The last time I had access to an iOS device it was not possible. We need to mail a link of this info to Craig Wright, apparently Satoshi has forgotten how to do it.  Feel free to send him a copy. Since we are talking about very old keys, should be enough to send the bitcoin core part  |
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any way to generate a litecoin vanity adress with this version of vanitygen ? i know there's possibility to do it with another forked version (from dasher): https://github.com/dasher/vanitygen , but i want to know if we can generate it with samr7 version. Thanx in advance If you go to http://cryptolife.net/upwg/ you can work out what number corresponds to a given coin, then use the flag for what ever coin you want to generate eg SXC oclvanitygen64 -X 62 -o answer.txt -D nnn Ryan Ryan9u6ZqjaeEfdauSMKyM8Pv44Jn82jiF eg LTC oclvanitygen64 -X 48 -o answer.txt -D nnn Lake LakewBLjhjYF6ufiqGDAj3K336t5A41oLN (does that mean I have the first known Vanity Wallet Address for LiteCoin?) I think[1] -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=202826.0[1] Address: -surprise-
Privkey: 6uNE1hYUHR9MKoiQKJtCcZ162V1jrpFy2HHgbDEsfoYWfPCmBHJ |
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So my wallet address has "YGS" in it. If you don't know what YGS is, it stands for "Your grammar sucks" and it's a popular show ran weekly by a YouTuber JacksFilms.
18TRgPfyxXr22uwYGSLM9pGWqHwRadf4QY
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSczUL12gbN24CLGf3W2YMgmTzaRzoR
Privkey: 5HxCmjzeyyFpDvSBCsWLmQ3iLhkzL9JNenjvvtzAPXmdRvEHwCE
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSV8LT54aHjddhkjJivZXtX1spdyeEv
Privkey: 5K1dEFJiu6vDwn2kCWNaMvRsKKzQuoxUcuC4tNEuvoupR5knKC9
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSQmS4BznMvyrCn1VybWoFk2kbctcAX
Privkey: 5Kj5xewaEhPgkHzhF2afYhnLMfK3QQcYyeNeMDNw2zJpUDTii4k
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGScz9LbB4VZmBBiVgmb98K9qBuaevMa
Privkey: 5KdQexn3CoFUsgGkuqbBoDtLLXVdLfeUMrj6137w5dhXpkYGCXn
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSXPhwBPX25FjXQVYsHhpMdXT3cnm3o
Privkey: 5Js2ULXNReakKc46xv8WcRCBdRAL9UBm1fbSDUDhXaxFwrPKVi5
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGS9kbP6PUD96RRpHVV4g3NV6UWHcLjU
Privkey: 5K8Xfvrjt9yBce8W6A84a8hGP3JTC7PRDTPpcGMu7iqqVQCL4EK
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSaMTS8tENcuhVA1zLT7WSK8rDjkPqw
Privkey: 5JUmTAzhi4MQDvRubvqaQkCZhipJkg7tzbFwRmzpkbvgUqVn3ai
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSbx1DJ9Ycdufh6hGiqdNmWh6bnUjjh
Privkey: 5KDA4L9YJhAv4yrPhN6HKt3uYuCszQpUrhodZdhpQtnqEiWDzXD
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSeqb3HfndoFK4gLsmduR2EccobvoY9
Privkey: 5JieU6Lwz1dcosQGRuKFiMo7tVaj281zWEJk5hW5KZaUN42PjU7
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGS1h38agrbuLmQVH1L67XuCDDDLh4gT
Privkey: 5Hx5CrHxg3kgevEzmv1F7y8owMKjbz1n4Ap4eqTyFnSq1sNyuzJ
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGS9ymqb8r5TY61JBdmX8NQ4Mhc9oQ9W
Privkey: 5JsnFdiKy6KZhuwpu2xEmBwMrn7Koeby9wx3nutuoDenrLEKgjn
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGS8XEQ8wqRJeg2PYEqiEyMqa6HpYCAm
Privkey: 5KguWuABDFHLxAtN7zRvF8tDxhdxNZp39UinKywpzNgdL6v3tQE
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSZLU4bgeRGt8hLdK6Bc4gXSryH4uKx
Privkey: 5Ht5t8DUinegEiiJWsvTwCDXNvkwR6UkPmsn3fPNQJi4kzU9FBF
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSUnayiX9jsrZNVo993y87WqdeqzU8p
Privkey: 5KQmrEGvGnxaudyk1g6eGo6VqK2qXGJvL3Jdi1AaZUSze1K89TX
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGS9r29odLemUEmd9HLa7bUmXXa3Z2C6
Privkey: 5JSUwsozGKjYdPA1iTVXQzcngpwnb1YWFsjEN1wthPMsWSwUAid
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSj2HmEZnYh5y2oJ7Hv9DDrrbY6dsya
Privkey: 5JRnCLUazEEJ5HENMCHG6VgBAXBowN3DRmbLZ4oTAwUwtkYqMqn
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSeGjJamg2aQGXPbz4mhcUoxKGqeqNy
Privkey: 5JM8xHkScpRwqAvFstfq3b4rbDwzziHiJV8BAKofiuzDUewxqgS
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSdZqhL9HEzMEtJ3bqvHCLGmKn7o2Fx
Privkey: 5JBPSja16ivxxcKitVoxK3cBHXJpjBJJqA7bfRKoTDe1YSM9q5b
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSVkLMR2byruMiDViFvSKirkkhBmyTY
Privkey: 5Hy9a4SsaKkrRTnBwFMGtRn4yKfnuxXNNWJjPksEKbezr9QmJMz
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSabVCp64vJmGTq1VYgo55DBFPCt3fP
Privkey: 5KP3ddZXq9VKWNtM7HYnzTQjAwAY58MbVR9SY6Rpv6dMgE2wTNE
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGS9UuzFZgP3ovNhccjDtm1wb8JcQd14
Privkey: 5JJfMtmX4igy6cSetBrX8Ghg99PnHot6ieAmbaFrXxs6qhofkEw
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSugoB3q6TCFRuUE3ktTMXjGxBEHHfd
Privkey: 5K4DLHr7hdQEBJwMQ67PuFQfJTdUqB36yQuFwRQbAdnWCjtAvNd
Pattern: 1YGS
Address: 1YGSMspCGVDKK7jcEvXEJjHWEwpLz7DTX
Privkey: 5K3bb2uDkhDSg153ABVMeM4KdesHgsXa2aJGeykr5FtNnEAgFa8
knock yourself out. |
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-snip-
I thought it was a bit OT, but then I noticed a lot of verification requests also in this thread.
I think we should to let people try here. Its not the same as staking an address. I see it more as the opportunity of a playground. Posting a signed message here that someone else can verify also shows me that people are actually able to sign message, while a "thx, learned it" does not and often feels like a spam post just to increase the counter by one. Thanks for the verification btw. |
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So you would pay me 0.01 BTC for allowing you to push an arbitrary TX that has ~7kbyte in size to the network?
Well as you can see it only has one input and a size of 7176, so not just any transaction with 7KB but a transactoin exactly like the stated one (of course the address will be different).Also there will be one more input, an input from my normal address. Yes I would pay 0.01BTC for that. Now I understand even less what you want. If you want a TX exactly like the one you linked, there is an obvious source[1]. You want to add one more input, is this supposed to be some sort of CoinJoin? Maybe you can list a clear set of requirements? Im pretty sure someone will make it for a coffee worth of bitcoin. [1] https://blockchain.info/tx/6dad33c5f95a04bb16954124471ee823e4728a5b0e0a4503f0d5f93a1080835c?format=hex |
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If someone else makes the transaction for you then it's not your transaction it's theirs, the most you would get out of it is showing a 7kb transaction going to your address.
So?I'll get to have the raw tx and I'll get to push it, that's the terms. You can call it theirs tx or mine, I don't care, do you? So you would pay me 0.01 BTC for allowing you to push an arbitrary TX that has ~7kbyte in size to the network? |
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Hi Jet Cash, you are right. I did leave a lot of things out. For different reasons. Chromebooks aren't a big thing in Austria and I didn't know them until some days ago. Leaving out the nodes is of course my fault. However, as I am researching a very particular effect it should not be a huge problem. Too few participants are though Didnt finish it, you ask too many personal informations. Im pretty sure with some digging the answers can be used to identify at least some forum members that have answered your survey honestly. |
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So you think that if he posts his Bitcoin address online someone will show up at his house and kill him for it? Well okay, thanks for the advice.
If they know there's a big pay off? Yes, criminals will use that information. Exactly. Your setup might not be secure, it might just be that no one bothered to try and break it. The larger the amount of BTC you knowingly own the higher the chance that you get targeted. Beeing trageted must not mean that someone comes to your door and try a wrench decryption[1]. It can mean a variety of things, but overall its not bad advice to #1 dont keep all your coins on a single address (or even wallet) #2 dont tell the world how much you own [1] https://www.xkcd.com/538/ |
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What rank is he on CSGO, is he Esea or what I wonder. I play csgo, if you knew his nick or team that'd be something
You might check the first pages of this thread. There were screenshots posted though he changed some things so I don't know if it is possible to find him with that details anymore at all. The nickname (mf-jones) can easily be changed. I know that some people know his steam ID though. I dont see how this can help though, blocking someone on steam is easy and you cant force to be matched in CSGO with someone outside of your friendlist. |
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Last start (username removed) for simplicity:
2016-05-03 03:43:42 Bitcoin version v0.12.1 (2016-04-11 13:01:43 +0200)
2016-05-03 03:43:42 InitParameterInteraction: parameter interaction: -whitelistforcerelay=1 -> setting -whitelistrelay=1
2016-05-03 03:43:43 GUI: "registerShutdownBlockReason: Successfully registered: Bitcoin Core didn't yet exit safely..."
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using BerkeleyDB version Berkeley DB 4.8.30: (April 9, 2010)
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Default data directory C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using data directory C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using config file C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\bitcoin.conf
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using at most 125 connections (2048 file descriptors available)
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using 4 threads for script verification
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using wallet wallet.dat
2016-05-03 03:43:43 scheduler thread start
2016-05-03 03:43:43 init message: Verifying wallet...
2016-05-03 03:43:43 CDBEnv::Open: LogDir=C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\database ErrorFile=C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\db.log
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Bound to [::]:8333
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Bound to 0.0.0.0:8333
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Cache configuration:
2016-05-03 03:43:43 * Using 2.0MiB for block index database
2016-05-03 03:43:43 * Using 32.5MiB for chain state database
2016-05-03 03:43:43 * Using 65.5MiB for in-memory UTXO set
2016-05-03 03:43:43 init message: Loading block index...
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Opening LevelDB in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\blocks\index
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Opened LevelDB successfully
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Using obfuscation key for C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\blocks\index: 0000000000000000
2016-05-03 03:43:43 Opening LevelDB in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\chainstate
2016-05-03 03:43:44 Opened LevelDB successfully
2016-05-03 03:43:44 Using obfuscation key for C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Bitcoin\chainstate: 0000000000000000
db error? |
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Well, *rolls dice*
-> 1PMWqQTmznroVsHCByNiyJhxSUWLatJ7No
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Hey everyone! I have a task in university to create an system which will be analyse some data from bitcoin blockchain (because of bitcoin blockchain is related to my Master's thesis topic) using (Weka | rapidminer | knime | another computer learning/decision making technology) . I have installed knime and tried to sort out. But I don't know which data from blockchain I can use for computer learning analyzing and how to export this data to a csv file.
1. I can write scrip which will export data from bitcoind via HTTP RPC API.
2. But I haven't any idea which data (transaction fees, transaction output amount, transaction input amount) I have to use for analyzing.
Could you make a suggestion? Thanks in advance.
Sorry if I have posted a question to incorrect forum/branch.
Do you want us to tell you your goal? Because thats what it sounds like. If you didnt understand your task, ask the professor or whoever gave it to you. |
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Hi Guys,
Unfortunately I have had 5 bitcoins stolen from my wallet. I have a bitcoin core wallet which is encrypted and hardly ever use.
I have full anti virus software on my computer and in my mind that is pretty safe. It looks like the thief tested my wallet with 2 small transactions and then took the other 4.6 bitcoins.
Anti-virus software can not protect you from current malware. It can -at best- protect you from old malware that has been around for a while. Obviously I am annoyed at this and want to protect the rest. This was back in November and I haven't been about since then or even used my wallet or updated it. {I have only just checked it and am updating the walled transactions now}
Please can I have advice on how to go about fully protecting this from happening again? I am not that tech savvy per say so an idiot's guide would be helpful.
Thanks in advance.
Russ
There is no 100% protection, the closest you can get is probably a hardware wallet. Btw, where do you keep the rest? I would assume that the wallet is empty if the attacker knows the password to it. |
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As I've filled the last open spot recently, crypto-games.net can be moved back to CFNP.
moved. -snip-
Nope; all the spots are taken. Thanks for bringing it up, by the way; I completely forgot to mention it.
moved. -> http://pastebin.com/RWQpGYBP |
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thats what I'm trying to do; I can't see how to sweep OR import something that will create a spendable balance in this new wallet from the address I know has a balance. The sweep button stays greyed out when I enter the armory private keys that were generated by armory. there are two types, privbase58 and privhexBE, I tried both, together and individually, with and without the privbase: prefixes and with and without the spaces between all of the characters in the key, with and without the address included and the sweep button still stays greyed out. Thats most if not all of the possible permutations of entering this info. What am I doing wrong? I'm a btc newbie but pc literate and this is not going well.....
Sounds like a formatting issue. You need a "WIF" (wallet import format) private key. If armory only gives you the key in hex you can convert it using e.g. https://www.bitaddress.org/ |
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Hi all
Imagine you made a tx that moves bitcoins that had been lying a very long time on the same address (let's say 10 years).
So in this tx, you have to reference this old transaction, which is done by declaring the hash of that tx (you can read that on the bitcoin wiki, topic: transaction).
To validate whether you have the right to claim those funds, the validating node has to retrieve the scriptPubKey of the referenced tx.
But how is this done? I wonder.
In 10 years the blockchain will have grown by over 1000GB (2MB Blocks assumed). So how does the validating node search for the referenced tx? Does it simply go backwards, searches every block? But how long would that take with 1000GB?
Sincerely
It keeps a record of all unspend transaction outputs (aka UTXO set). |
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